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  1. John Ramirez-Avila is leading a study investigating water quality issues in the Mississippi River system.
  2. Teams from Louisiana State University and the Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium mapped the dead zone in the Mississippi River, noting nutrient runoff from farmland.
  3. Research indicates the Mississippi River basin contributes 60-80 percent of nitrogen and leads international studies on coral decline.

Nutrients originating from the Mississippi River are reported to be damaging the health of the reef at Flower Garden.

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Nutrients originating from the Mississippi River are reported to be damaging the health of the reef at Flower Garden.

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